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Well this is a great thing to see an hour after buying some O3s. I have read though that omega-3 supplements seem to not do much, it's the intake of them dieta
by mmanfrin 2y ago
Well this is a great thing to see an hour after buying some O3s.
I have read though that omega-3 supplements seem to not do much, it's the intake of them dietarily that show results, I'm not sure how current that research is. I've also read that algae as a source might be better? There's a tremendous amount of conflicting information.
- oarfish 2y ago> I have read though that omega-3 supplements seem to not do much afaik that holds for a lot (if not most) commonly used supplements (vitamins are another popular offender). Sometimes the reason is the food matrix effect, where just isolated nutrients are not as beneficial as when they are consumed along with other nutrients. Sometimes (like vitamin D or testosterone), the biomarker is reflective of health status, not predictive. From this [1] podcast (2y old at this point) I too seem to remember that it doesn't do much most of the time, that supplements are generally untrustworthy w.r.t. dosing and purity and there's also a slight chance of giving yourself afib. 1. https://soundcloud.com/user-344313169/episode-193-fish-oil https://soundcloud.com/user-344313169/episode-193-fish-oil